gNdeR epubl can." a o eb' tes get i all early clause, bus te abudde every ad machine or another J and come out for 'so pp.-
hlthat noble Decusn the National Citizens uti wasrn a ue ti t its mmenfor fear sme in the hin for his short-time dough, i
eate beausto them abe was a Commit*4e will be working pri. store was set on money. If a man body'll take It away from them. keeps the maximum n. "And there's Pat Hllllgu," a ee- series of hearing be said u
!ph Tyeyy because she wea naril, fMr rate sand local candid. Worked "r,. and saved little It is bitieritrne that incentive IshneutfoL pains. I think Mr. tinued the governor, so the GOP madet e tl.. ae the rius
.- dates. tiere's some thought of try e we k, be could evenitualla s. bees, robbed -loose from he Dresser has a wonderful Idea. It's coneqsman who's close to Nix w- tht the heasa .would be
Thh and fl that will not for t your Ing to localize the sloa to help owis Mi site house in astff average working stiff, because he a shame nothing'il come of it, g. arrived-lat. "I know Pat's bee. .pib. Yo later said they poud
thma remaa lnt gs we live, lor once esch individual up for election. Agrles. edocat is thilr e and es't save. He can't even be a cause we got a hungry Treasury womkind on bhs manifold problems welevasd. I sse ne reno to
o_ r i lost sdue cam eROe Me are: Thom&& .,"Mike for Ike and Ike for leavE 4. tl devils f I-cts speudt.rift on what he makes, and nobody ever seriously lowered and couldn't get here earlier hnethrules tt time.
.eek Louis Mike." to apand oan es nt0men without the tax folks asking him a tat the3 had In force. All this, of course, was spdoe
A w ,.l.. Louie. Mee."curdin and TV Su sM NO TE-What

rr Pre MMohammed Japa(n now; to the Orted Wil'-i Riley may be-jinxed but wrecked near Mounds, Ill., in 1923,
SSSeh's treason conviction S,.tes r. ala only, 14- per' ah alao leads a charmed life. Sur- Mr. Riley was aboard. That put
'd three year prison t-orm in f oat '.f _leaves those coun.- vi .or of m my mishaps, she landed her In hospital for three days.
jtary. confinement were up- tricks .oug_ befte World War II in the .osptal oily once as re- Sue ws riding in an auto ner
M today by an Iranian Mill-! ut Afr.ea particularly the porth- su.t f them. here when it went off bridge and
.. Appeals Court. ern part is emerging as one of Oddly enough, shoe ven hd a o,'erturned. She wasn't bun.
Ji.phn's most important customers. narrow escape from the Army On a trip to an island off the
The court vot.-d 6 to I, to re- Although growing some black dra't. I Mississiprri gulf coast a waterspout
ject Mossadegh's appeal of his tt::. Japan drinks and produces Mrs. Riley started early as a dippedt' down and sent waves crash-
original conviction on 13 countsi mostly teen tea. North Africans irl on a farm near here Sheling a J .ver her boat. Mrs. Riley
of attempting to overthrow the aklo llie the light amber green shed -er brother to let her plow just got wet.
Shah and illegally dissolving variety that Imost takes the place a field. The horse ran away, her Mrs. Riley has survived five
parliament. of water in this country. lh.nds were tangled in the reins, major operations. In 1938, doctors
Japan'.:e tea gardens, nearly aSd she took some rough bumps told her she probably wouldn't live
-It also voted 5 to 2 not only to r'dijd beruse of abandonment hei lz-being rescued. Not long aft- tnrourh surgery, but sbe was up:
reject the appeal but to increase durinhtne Pacific war. now are er that, dhe slipped while swinging and about .a month later.
two to thrr. years the falIl nr.-ng 124 000.000 pounds of green mter a creek and wal knu'ked un- She's been bitten by dogs and!
*hbince imposed on Brig. Gen.' tea, 90 per cent of the pre-war l"nsciot.s but suffered no serious had numerous mishaps aroual the
liut RIphl, former Army chietneak. Abont 16 per cent-21,600,- Ilury.. She was caught in terrflk house.
ft'who was tried with Mos-,Jw pounrIs-now is sold overseas win dte Jtwice as a ciBd, es-.
SdegBh. Put green tea exports are 60 per In 19.. th 0otel where Mrs. -,. 194-. Mrs Riley was rder
cent beiow the record output of Riley was staying .in. Chicago indAtc'e tIto the Army. Investiga-
.Mossadegs went on trial last q a though 193 exports in- burned, bar she escaped'from her tion showed a man had stolen a
Nov. 8 after a political crisis creased 'U per cent over the pre. fift- flow Room. check from her mailbox rAisterd
which cost him his job, brought vious ye ar The next jime she was caught In nf! the dralt in her male-soundinl
about bloodshed and violence, Although most Japanese snub a Chicage hotel fire she decided rpme and th2n used thed raft reIs-
alMd caused the Shah to return iblek vta' the9 have found it a she was leading a charmed life. traction card to cash the check.
quickly from a short-lived exile valuaole overseas Item. Japn sold That- was-19 years after the filt "'Fai'b in the Lord" has brought
o Rome. 1,110.361 pounds of blek tea to fir'. She went bek to her room her through all her mishbps, Mrd.
Throuhout the trial. Moa :foreign Ouiers last year but none through the smoke to get her false Riley said In recent years things
degh challenged the competence tic yeai bclore. tee.4 have calmed down.
Sthe military court, shed manyv, -. -- _.. ....
az., gave .emotional testimony ..- ""' -.-
ad at one point offered to wres- -
tS the prosecutor.
At its end he cried out tear.-
fully, "I have not done anything
wrong."

Akron Man Paints
flowers On House,

S. AIRON, 0. (VP)-One thing
you murt admit bout Charles
M le -'c house is that it's differ-
He became somewhat tired of is
plain wlh'te house, particularly aft-
er .eeinj "so in ny homes painted
in past,' colors."
So. in an effort to get "some-
thing different," he painted clus-
ter:. of gay red and yellow tulips
all over his two-st-ry home.
Jhou he had some reserve.
tL-.ns bout it at first, he says that
he,. an: his wife and t ree children,
"k:nd of like it now."

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I er**ith ateneall wou lanas

aa t Me was one
teandg the other woman
ain the Turtle." She
Ethel ht own. And
i m rave danger of being
|ln"Etsee.y
Edna Ferber's 'Giant,'
takin her make-up off,
dW a T2 a prt in it I ws
V -to do in th movie. But
ou n't ive it to me-they
t ~rald the audience e would
le kand gasp. "There's Ethel
Wi,',,.hat's one thing about Hol.
It. In New York, .t h.e y
l;'t be afraid. I'm going to
lar,,ek and do some live dra.
AA snows, now that I've gotten
.. b. g typed in such co-.
I im as "Lucy" is a
y have a eboie." she says,
a o ott o. different
be o. of work at times.
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"^'i^^^'i' 'C

veIvs. 'Mre's a let to be said for
walvm." ,
The. play' h tg, ad even
more f a th on3 TV a any
other medium. Tgobbles
up rits sad writers a small
bby at laig In a cady store.
Ladet the writer ha b getting
bit more flnancia recognition.

2TV To n
HERB SpUlNBR ("Two for
the Money,'" (CBS-TV):-. house-
wile I kor.vw was really business-
minded. She bought a garbage
dispo-en unit and started taking
In garbage.

A script for one of the half-hour
dramatic shows now brings any-
where from 600 to 100OO. with
"Justice", (NBC-TV) paying the
mo-,t-41100. For the hour shows.
the playwright, dpeadlng on the
show and the puthr s reputation
will ppcker fro IPMp-to 400. Fred
Comes TV JP hatus. foi egomple
start a new author at U1400. and
each succeeding play brings more.
Yep, the' play's the meat of TV
-and now the writers are getting
a little gravy.
Dennis Jamera#and Earl Wright-
ion. at the seventh anniversary
party of she Kraft TV Theater,
we:e e2mmenting on the hundreds
of actors and actresses there
whose fabes they knew but whose
names they couldn't remember.
"h'a funy," sif James: "I can,
memorize a. whoM, kript in- five
mintpsi. btW two esekia after the
sh6w Leap't iremembr the names
of die. other 'actors."
Te vry fancy party, thrown.
by Krat, naturally featured
chep.jia the menu. There ss a
p .ebeese on eagdrable.
che!s ketce qu the ch itn. and
c4teos it the spu. When, It ame
time f'r e cream, some won.
dered if t wotlddbe "Lrmburger
Ripplr." Finally, they Introduced
Kraft' i president, and Peter Cook-
son, of"Can-Can.", whispered to
his wile, Beatrice Straight, "That's
the big cheese."
Bernar4 asruch's former1 home
on Filth Avenue is now me atse
of. the Orace Downs Air .Career
School. When Grace's young
daughter met:SBaruh for ,(e first
time he'd tMe O W e'M.ep
he r6n4 kid.A -wih ehldii^
curiosI. ae asked him what i
wap, He explaied gr ciously. A
w =omentA lately 'ci ad to turn
up the ,olume. "What are ydu do',
i?" B", s1asked. "Switching ehin9
"y .' *:;**- '-*^,

i here won't be a full moon until next Monday O o l e C A I
Cardinal's rookie center fielder Wally Moon -
Ash ing in all his glory today. and YOK a b u- ., .P) n-
Wally Moon. the 24-ja double and three singles and fielder Jim Brdtoewes iiha
.'lefty swinger with 4 each batted in four runs. over soing from War
degree in educt io But, n Brooklyn and New York Champion ew York Yankoes to
As AM Collede o there was no evidence that Peter the second d'vrskin altire
orn Slaughter out of a Rabbit Instead of Warren C. Orioles.
job with the Cardinals Giles wasr autopaplna the of- Bridewewar says "I got tired
"ty yesterday that Ai icial N L. bal1. L Bew urdette of asttlng on the beach with the
,dream of but seldom a- missed a no-hitter for Milwau- Yankees. l get a'chance to play
w Tkee by just one pitch a fat now and it' what I've been wait-
with a 380-foot one to Oil Hodges.,-who sluged in for."
t1e first Inning, then it for a home run the Dodger'sT e Yankees su ended Bride-
?01r more singles to bopst only hit in a 6-i. defeat. woser when he refused to re for
reie to a lusty. .364 In aI The Giants made only three to Kansas City. He was traded q '.~
$3. rout of the Pirates.hits against Cincinnati but one Baltimore Tuesday night to
otakle reported to the was a two-run ninth inning thrie pla ors who were aent to
in Florida this homer by pinchwswi o Kansas City.
and wasn't even the Hotman for bo runs in a 2 tmore dropped to the
a(str until the season defeat of FyamPerkowski. player limit by sel2 outfielder S
But, to mix a celestial At Philad the Phile took Don ulanhardt to the oston Re
S, ak destined a grip on rt lacel bybeating So giving pitchIr Vern BDick-t-t.s
o semr s the Cubs, 5-4. to an unconditional. releaheb
led that when in his There were many silent bets and optioning out two others.
at bat in an exhbi- in the American League too. Catcher Darrell Johnson and j .
witthe Y- anks at S. Don Johnson pitched a two-hit pt.her Mike Bly ka were op-. rid' ..... .
ts. he blasted a homer. i-o victory for Chicago over tioned to Richmond of the In-.
sted it again when Boston as loser Tom Brewer e international Lea Te.. .e,
in his first offial up only three hits, 'red ay Pittsburgh cut its roster to the T .. a
dax Y esterdy 's edged Washington 4-2 while the players and a na fourth VTSfFABS L 2o3
per aHis fourth. et Yankee M took e odd game from out g iht toI Waa o I I i "
tll be with a cardinal Cleveland, 5-4. tai Leae. Outfielder- Gaf h S lo e t"""n*b h S O C95 S- *f5e. s .
t-ll Ie .prted to --- Henley, catcher 1 BDall and -

a Beach this spring in- aOa at Nln iw ,
of to the I Iyuex h ud" Ot-STIuDAT'" STAR Ho, 'd to New Orleans, first an e 1

base at Deland. Fa. for willy n, who ad a bsen Al Grunwald was as ......

i-lhi madt lOt corn
"lbntV, in' a sense
a thg ,big time,
u the fal round
a0a Open of 192L
ie aisecond hole, I
1whi we thea
i b.k. The blll
I t the hole.
t by a stroke, so
ass vital.
e t I made was
to i and 71st

IIemrI. *nW I under
1i +tlee of the final 11
B-* by Jhopitn the
aoles ln uI nder.
th hole played about 0o
lha gradual bankJust

lett, o ljp d t e
u tny YPto protect
tm hit perfectly 7ith
mggestU of a hook
he Jreera took care of.
covered the in, bit the
out 20 feet short of the
rOled On lx or seih'
ised a 1-foot midbU)
p Just touching the
he cup and rbHing a few
r.

e "7,ctedly yes- $ibbling sway at the face of price per cubic yard of material the p,.rack has Vw
Office, ap- Ceontrctorp 4 by mesa of removed. Th contract w Vl ntpa than six tfl
e, "c ynamnite blastY" probably be salgned in Washing- fat4"s seven tnd
-.can 9wnaie e possibility'of ion. here fixdd
ir hlith, aea retfgall that would cloe theI Removal of the rock facern. lished. Thb
m a Is *a ea PaPma Canal to shipping In der the strictly controlled safe lerIt
tics .Be wsr Iesat- the; opinion Aot staff engineers' ty conditions that muat apply avagg
i es e j..t*=__d consultants. will' take many months. e" e
Is Ndluit office M.G JohnT- Seybold reveal- bold explained that the reth
amoha l oef ~ .41o conclus i S on to newsmen involved will depend somebtWA t
U .U yyevtrd o0 u Il return from on whether, the contractor t
coehrencea in Washington on crews work su.ie shifts, double flauru go
Ta.son a2nouionced hib the potentially dangerous move- shifts, or arouad-the-clock, andt inore-ti
tto a n Senate the int In the hard rockmass. five, six or seven-day weeks.
tuso a jumned almost armin f a lInldmark, hereto- He added that the problem matter aU
ateV, on-tA motion of fore condaere- one of the most was not like that of a neW Job o cot
leader William ., stable plts along the bank of on which earthmovers might Jaat the ft
r tiad laway. j Just "shoot It down." Instead th 4Is doing.
Highly skilled technicians wil and other to
.. aid v's body was stressing t the conditlo move carefully so as to. dump ut3#to see how
f of his office causing g es s and execu-, as little spoll as podble into ngig,
:al1 hadnotas i aLIt he governor the Canal'channel
i u cd ~ recently. adptnd that oe crack wnich"
rae e0 has been widng slowly since What does fall will be reh. inal
h a, mendous num- at leas gM is demanding such ed by dipper dredge. Most of
home concern that the-Pan* the rock will be removed by *
SAald spe ymilllons to rectift Replying to questiloi as t W m
.. .who would ut up t on
*' -o of, the Senate's ftovTal of some ti. v 6 tio of dollars the work wUl costArloI ,
oinembers of the and.-'. quarter mllifnh cubic Seybold said they will be
t A tall man yards of material will bq node& charged In the same way that
p shmboulder,, he mwary. the original. Canal fonqtruatlon PARES. May
boS ther, bu Thton wiofk will be performed was char as part the Latakl.fght to
tWo a morning coat one of five large Aeerwean capital inr amen9 a h i4s-Aerhl
a the button- oTh-P. movqg concerns whi dh To. a auUa as to Wether dsln th
h've n Invited to look" Or thip would i aa ry
charm the atuon and suba it of- tdo e GVwerr. .teiv
tk fnnir chairman of
.usotntg' ,- May 24., tho 000,l o. intheVlrM1Cla
hMdm..opoe--to have ._ .btf1 Ijn Ufts t '
WW 4^ Abef"ilh twn 4rmnt, O r '" *ev-6f..01,' t
'ito j as chair, Falaenm on y ma ma, relneed'
p eonducte the ter dt4 en on pe oo its e of s cap the
S"flve-eremt. o 1 lt of Io ultaAts due treasury InI ar as schedules. ISctce
He4 new s teir. d -.wCwas
IRda- o sb obble., bwcer, tht ICnAow e It .atiMtt, e
ftooe Corp. can- the regmoval oact will m Seybol ( ti a
S' let on witatI.l tis at "uitt E Hen td that
paee" basis, nauessy at a flt when ft bWMu firtS diso ver.d,
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HtDROPONICS harvet ef to-
matoe that have never tested.
bJw is exandmined by worker.
HiUs farm Is five acres today.
But he has another 115 acres to
'uof he needs them. And he is
bu.y producing 75-day miracles
- tomato plants that yield hea-

vy and luscious fruit that have
nevet tasted soil. Hie per acre
yield: 80 tons, aloTt five times
m6re than an are of soil prod-
uces.
i lone, to t r and con-
ner.howefer, ~ field unit
b ton owsealup

house and II ah belds with
rl who once
a ti rUd U. Army's
VIMt so s I t Japan, this
arg Onexp to set up
hundreds of n .tjltute farms.
iacf. has-acr plot called
iaFarm they plan to
1 4% et concrete
house and 2 c5 ient beds with
flpaes rlMton, cisterns
aMd, 'g nd all naces-
t ea pre-package
the various trients, insecti-
cides and fu cides for the
farmer. In addt ,n. trained nu-
triculture ta an would be
sent to .ervice farms.
The cost th farmer; be-
tween $8500 and $10,000.
SToay there aq O110,000 Puer-
to =Rtcan p1"rPo More than
half of thw hve only three
acres of lad which is beset by
erosein, .oor pi and long dry
splls.
Should hydroponics work com-
mercially produce would depend
on chemoia IJeefn with rain-
fall playlpg no' part. Possible
crops include cucumbers, lettuce,
peppers egsrplant, Chinese cab-
age, strif be an, green onions,
okra and doom of others.
But woulMd e a Uiel hood
to the ,f Hydroponics,
Inc., has tl that a haltN
acre of tomW would yield
average ofW a1 000 pounds.
Average i on thi
two-c ilbout $ea.0 .
2 is a able
tax =a I Puerto Rican
Jaws,. new ian ustrls
are a of tax-free
productlo B called
on by loI .Ira fals into
UIna j4e D i d-No 4 prole-tiVon
could also lead Sew allied ln-
duetiders ins t al
Food
c a r o f a r b o a s **e s
But a t futoN,
hydrm he th e po-
e.r to cb tui h ge -
and lip p Pet a